Installing Oracle 8i on Linux Fedora Core 2

I´m trying to install oracle 8i, but it doesn´t work, i follow the instructions manual and has the following error:
map failed
map failed
map failed
Opens the instalation window, when i push Next, it does nothing.
What are the instructions for a sucessfull instalation on my OS?

This is not the best (aka correct) forum for general installation
questions. Try posting to the Database Installation forum
-- CJ

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